Review by E. Tang for Fresh And Alive! 2G Budget Water Ionizer (Batch)
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It amazes me how the simple process of electrolysis of water (running an electric current through water) to change its pH can be marketed into devices costing thousands of dollars. With a little basic understanding of the process of electrolysis of water, the concept of electrolytes in solution in water (salt or trace minerals), you can technically make your own device with by picking up a plug-in power adapter, some metal wire, some clips, a couple plastic jugs, a section of plastic plumbing pipe, and a sack membrane.

Even $198 is way overpriced for this simple contraption. With a combination of my laziness and the neat and tidy job these guys did in making this contraption, it is still $198 well spent, especially if you really look hard at those other models costing thousands and dissect them. Sure they look more technologically advanced, but they produce the same result in the end. Sure they have a water filter built in, but I have a perfectly functional Brita water filter that I’ve been using, and I just use that before I dump the filtered water into my $198 water ionizer and add a pinch of trace minerals.

This budget ionizer does the job as promised, is simple, foolproof, and brings results. The picture you see in the product page is exactly what you get. With such simple technology, fewer things go wrong, and you have complete control over the amount of trace minerals you throw in, the pH (by varying the time you electrolize the water), and you can feel good about how you only spend $198 while other victims of mass marketing and network marketing get scammed out of their hard-earned greenbacks.

Please do yourself a favor and don’t get scammed into parting with thousands of dollars. Educate yourself with some basic knowledge and have some common sense.
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